A Brief Introduction

The two principles of Central Highland Builders, David Smith and Barry Keenan, formed Central Highland Builders
to design, build and develop residential communties as well as individual custom homes. "Central Highland Builders"
is the DBA name for Cental Highlands, Inc., the official name of the company. To date the company has built and
sold over 250 homes with an additional 48 homes planned in two projects in Poulsbo and on Bainbridge Island. A brief
description of each project, in the neighborhoods section, following this introduction summarizes the history of Central
Highland Builders. The two principles come from successful careers in design, development and home building.

Financial References

All of our projects have met their financial obligations in full and on schedule. References are available upon request
and include Kitsap Bank and Liberty Bay Bank in Poulsbo.

Trade References

We are 20 year members of the Kitsap Home Builders Association, which is a part of the National Home Builders
Association. Our suppliers and subcontractors include, Kingston Lumber Company., Ace Paving, Fred Hill Concrete,
and so on. These companies have been part of all of the projects developed by Central Highland Builders and
references are available upon request.

Green Building & Developing

Our company is committed to building and developing in accordance with the most environmentally sound
development, construction and waste management methods available. The Kitsap Home Builders Association has
developed one of the most advanced green building and development programs in America, titled "Build a Better
Kitsap". We are charter members and have enrolled all the homes we have built since the programs inception.
We have contributed to the creation of the second phase of "Build a Better Kitsap" a green land development
program. The plat of Weaver Creek was the first land development project to follow the "green development
program" and was featured by the National Green Building Conference, May 18, 2001 in Seattle for its pioneering
efforts in following green development practices.